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Ousmane Djiby Sambou

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3 November 2021

Africans say Governments aren’t doing Enough to Help Youth – Revised

Addressing the needs of youth – for education, engagement, and livelihoods – has become a central tenet of global and continental policy discussions over the past decade. The African Youth Charter underscores the rights of youth to participate in polit …

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31 March 2021

Imposer le Paiement des Impôts: Une Bonne Partie des Burkinabè Réticents, Demandent L’équité / Imposing the Payment of Taxes: A Significant Part of Burkinabè are Reluctant to do so, and are Calling for Fairness.

Faced with economic difficulties due to a heavy external debt and the impact of recent security shocks, Burkina Faso must improve the mobilisation of its tax revenues. These are clearly lower than those of other countries in the West African Economic a …

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12 January 2021

Africans say Governments aren’t Doing Enough to Help Youth

Addressing the needs of youth – for education, engagement, and livelihoods – has become a central tenet of global and continental policy discussions over the past decade. The African Youth Charter underscores the rights of youth to participate in polit …

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13 November 2020

Insatisfaits de leur Gouvernement, les Jeunes Sénégalais évoquent la Recherche D’emploi comme Principale Raison D’émigrer / Dissatisfied with their Government, Young Senegalese People Cite the Search for Work as the Main Reason for Emigrating

In one week in October 2020, at least 200 people perished off the coasts of Senegal and Mauritania. The shipwrecks of pirogues leaving Senegal follow one another. According to the International Organization for Migration (IOM), 414 people have died try …

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15 September 2020

Les Institutions Démocratiques ont-elles Failli? Ivoiriens, Guinéens, et Sénégalais à L’épreuve des Troisièmes Mandats qu’ils Rejettent / Have Democratic Institutions Failed? Ivorians, Guineans and Senegalese put the Rejected Third Mandate to the Test

Côte d’Ivoire, Guinea, and Senegal have in common their history as former French colonies. They share French as an official language and have very similar political and institutional structures. These three countries in West Africa have obtained their …

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15 April 2020

La Structure de l’activité Économique du Sénégal: Un Obstacle pour un Confinement Total Face au COVID-19 / The Structure of the Senegalese Economic Activities: A Constraint for Total Containment of COVID-19

Many jobs are threatened and people without a source of income are increasingly vulnerable to the coronavirus pandemic. The implemented measures of social distancing in many countries have weakened or even wiped out small businesses as well as other bu …

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